Platinum catalyzed curing method

These examples illustrate that augmenting the thermal crosslinking reaction of vinyl-substituted precursors with platinum catalysts provides a means to obtain crosslinked precursors more rapidly or with enhanced ceramic yield. Still, the processing times described for both the thermal and the platinum-catalyzed cure methods are too long for rapid ceramic processing. In addition, hydrosilylation of nitrogen-containing silicon compounds is difficult at best. 

Special methods of incorporation alkyl peroxide bridging to vinyl containing siloxane polymers used for conductive applications improved curing characteristics decreased by the presence of carbon black crosslinking based on platinum catalyzed polyvinylmethyl siloxane and polymethyl hydrogen siloxane is not inhibited by carbon black in situ silica formation in fonnation of PDMS nanocomposite, montmorillonite was delaminated in polymer prior to crosslinking ... 

The platinum catalyzed hydrosilylation reaction, equation 1, is commonly employed as a curing method in polymeric systems where the oligomers are functionalized with silyl hydride and vinyl groups, as exemplified in equation 2. 

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